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A report in May expanded on a worrisome trend in adults under 45. Here’s what it found, as well as colorectal cancer symptoms and risk factors.
Here are a few practices to maintain good oral health and reduce the prevalence of a type of bacteria linked to colorectal cancer.
A new study links daily aspirin use to reduced cancer risk, but other research suggests the opposite effect in older people.
Researchers delving into the timing of subsequent colonoscopies found that for some people, the risks are no different if they wait 15 years instead of 10.
Aspirin’s cancer-fighting prowess hinges on rallying the body’s immunity to combat malignant cells.
From 2000 to 2020, the incidence rate of colorectal cancer decreased by nearly half. However, among people younger than 50, the rate rose.
Six of the most common cancers are on the rise, and—most disturbingly—are occurring in younger populations.
Knowing the early signs to watch for, having regular screenings, and adhering to a healthy diet can reduce the risk of colorectal cancer.
Over three decades after her diagnosis, at the age of 70, not only has she survived, but her health has also improved beyond her pre-cancer state.
New research finds GLP-1 agonist drugs like Ozempic may significantly reduce colorectal cancer risk, especially for obese patients.
Sugar can damage our intestines and even increase the risk of colorectal cancer.
Cancer rates skyrocket for under 50s since the 1990s. Why is this happening?
